Microscope – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Case Thirty Five. Someone call the cops, an escaped prisoner has somehow made it on to the podcasts.

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Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Edited by Mat Ewins. Researched by John Kearns.

Recorded live at The Bill Murray in London.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

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Case Thirty Four. Early in the morning, just as day is dawning Postman Patrick, Postman Patrick and his absolutely not black and white disco trousers chat to Mat Ewins about the decline of the postal service and his mysterious gift.

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Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Recorded by Ben Williams. Edited by Mat Ewins. Additional editing by Naomi Parnell. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

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Case Twenty Six. Mat Ewins pulls up his tights, pulls down his ruff and soliloquises with Bill Bulbs, a librarian (libearian) who discovered the unpublished sequels of William Shakespeare. A tale that could’ve been written by the Bard himself, best listened to whilst being pursued by a bear.

Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Recorded by Ben Williams. Edited by Mat Ewins. Additional editing by Ben Williams. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive Productions.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

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Case Twenty Five. Mat Ewins gives BT engineer Greg Gloves a call about the power of 5G, mind control and has his head spun 360 on the revelations regarding the revolving restaurant in London’s glittering middle. With government moles everywhere, play this one quietly on headphones wearing your favourite balaclava.

Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Recorded by Naomi Parnell. Edited by Mat Ewins. Additional editing by Ben Williams. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive Productions.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Case Twenty Four. Mat Ewins swoops cloak and dagger to give head of Security at the Tower of London, Robert Cromwell, the heebie jeebies. What exactly happened when the Crown Jewels were victim to one of the most audacious heists in our countries history? With a cast of thousands, this is one to turn up loud in the shower or over a sizzling breakfast pan.

Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Recorded by Ben Williams. Edited by Mat Ewins. Additional editing by Ben Williams. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive Productions.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

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Case Twenty Three. A Halloween Special. The Case of the Haunted Tappy Tap Machine. Mat Ewins spell checks Sam McCartney, a hammer horror writer, whose gruesome stories started to come to life owing to a damn haunted word processor. And you thought running out of ink was a problem? Turn this one up loud on your run or as you make dinner.

Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Recorded by Ben Williams. Edited by Mat Ewins. Additional editing by Ben Williams. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive Productions.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Case Twenty Two. Mat Ewins fries Ted Saunders about how in 1998 he found a 10,000 year old man in his second hand freezer. For all ages, turn this one up loud on the school run.

Want to help us solve more mysteries? Support Microscope at supporter.acast.com/microscope

Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Recorded by Naomi Parnell. Edited by Mat Ewins. Additional editing by Ben Williams. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive Productions.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Case Twenty One. Detective Murlock Bones is dragged over hot coals by Mat Ewins in this barn stormer of an opener to Microscope’s Second Series. A tale of cakes, ten dead bodies and rampant pooches, turn this one up loud on the school run.

Want to help us solve more mysteries? Support Microscope at supporter.acast.com/microscope

Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Recorded by Naomi Parnell. Edited by Mat Ewins. Additional editing by Ben Williams. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive Productions.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Microscope is back for series 2! Join Mat Ewins and John Kearns – and a fresh batch of weirdo characters – as they once more attempt to explain the unexplainable and put some of the world’s biggest mysteries under the Microscope. Starts Friday 16th October.

Want to help us solve more mysteries? Support Microscope at supporter.acast.com/microscope

Follow Microscope on Twitter: @microscopefun

Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns. 

Edited by Mat Ewins. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive Productions. 

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun 

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Case Twenty. Mat Ewins’ timbers are shivered as he learns how savant psychiatrist Dr Bertrand Wolf was taken hostage by pirates. How would being taken hostage by pirates effect your business? Usually recorded in front of a live audience this episode was taped down the line owing to a worldwide pandemic that has infected over 15.2 million people (officially). On behalf of everyone who works on Microscope we would like to officially apologise to Steve Wright. We were unaware that we were getting his emails and thus this series is still seeking a sponsor.

Want to help us solve more mysteries? Support Microscope at supporter.acast.com/microscope

Performed by Mat Ewins and John Kearns.

Recorded by Naomi Parnell. Edited by Mat Ewins. Additional editing by Ben Williams. Researched by John Kearns.

Theme music by Nicky Green.

Photography by Paul Gilbey. Artwork by Mat Ewins.

Produced by Plosive Productions.

Follow Microscope on Twitter for details on future live shows: @microscopefun

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/microscope.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.